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Lynn Anne - Ministry Of Finance - georgeadeechambers@gmail.com

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from: GEORGE ADESHEROMI <georgeadeechambers@gmail.com>
date: Sep 14, 2020, 12:47 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Beneficiary

I was instructed to inform you on the latest development concerning
unpaid inheritance fund. This fund is supposed to be in your position
by now but according to the information we gathered from the Former
Minister of Finance, they said you did not come through the front door
to claim your funds but through the back door by dealing with some
African and European impostors and that is why you have not received
your inheritance payment.

Now for your information note that after a resolution during our first
yearly meeting with the new Minister of Finance this fiscal year 2018
and with our new acting president, we have agreed to pay off your
Approved Inheritance Fund Valued at USD4.800.000.00 (Four Million,
Eight Hundred Thousand US Dollars).

You are advised to stop any further communication with any person or
group of persons that you are currently dealing with because your Fund
remain intact with our Fiduciary Bank in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

As soon as we received your return email response and readiness to
continue the process of reclaiming your funds, we will direct you
appropriately.

Yours Sincerely,
Ms Lynn Anne
Federal Ministry of Finance (FMF)
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